Wednesday, April 05, 2006

PHOTO SERIES
Design No-No's / How could I?

















Saturday, March 25, 2006

The Line At Trader Joes





There is a new TJ's at 14th Street and Third Ave. in the "Hat" and all I can say is best illustrated by the picture above. So far every time I have seen the store passing by from Union to go have Egg Salad and soup at B & H, there has been a serious line averaging twenty five deep just to GET IN the store. TJ's has a tasting panel that tastes everything before they decide to stock it, and I'd like to get a job on that panel by doing some stalking of my own. Another of example of a kind of "stalk" is a cheese stalk, also pictured above.




Alternative Fraternity House: A Fralternative
Pictured below is either an art installation or an example of a poorly kept basement where a girl, whose name I think might be Kara, though I am unsure, let's band's play at Saint Joe's University, not to be confused with "St. John's" which is where I used to go to CCD and Church.
























Love it or Hate it? Either Way, It's The King



Pete goes to the King to find out how his lord is enduring the collapse of the kingdom and it's taking over by the Scot's from the House of Lord Mc Donald's.



You want to be a little bird and get a little worm? Just lay down and peep.

Dorothy says "peep," but she won't eat the friggin worm.






I was technically "working" in this picture. Don't I look sad?




Me realizing I don't like humans and I AM human[s]





Pete is cooking a forty



A lot of people wonder where and how they make forties. Here's a little inside scoop on the making of forty ounces of happiness at a "Forty Factory." Sadly, I don't think my body wants to drink anymore, though my little heart says yes, and I am wondering if I can go without it. I find this truly frustrating and sad and wonder if anyone has any real suggestions besides "Absorb yourself in work," "Exercise more," or "Duh, smoke more weed."

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Saturday, February 04, 2006

ZooZoom I wrote some fashion review Photos are by D Mak and Mike Hartley. Also note this one made it onto the magazine.

I love Gen Art. I think you guys should check it out!

My Gen Art review is coming out soon, and the first designer who made the best bolero jackets of all this bolero-obsessed year was only twenty years-old. That makes me want to get crackin on my own stuff so I don't feel like a loser next to a girl like that in ten years from now. I met two of her friends last night at Pacha (where I allowed myself to go because they gave me unlimited Johnnie Walker Black over ice as if they didn't know better.) They reconstruct vintage clothes for guys.

They are awesome. Check them out In the world of boring boring guys clothes, I find that all guys are complaining, all 'there's nothing for me.' And then cool stuff comes and they get sccrd.

I got a chance to talk to the Gen Art designer who made me cry. She designed one of the three runway lines this year. She's Belgian. Go figure. You'll see what I mean here.

Another well-clad lad I met can be found here

I am having an amazing fashion week, and you should, too.

Wednesday, February 01, 2006

Chinese New Year

January was hard for everyone. February is going to be really really good. I can tell. My dad is starting a new non-profit organization that donates old computers and pays for toilets for schools in the Filipino neighborhood we are from.
I have two ideas: One is my show on BCAT. The second is my mixTaxiTapes!

I would like to work with the following people:
Tara Eisenberg
Jessica Robertson
Austin English
Austin Guest
Peter Hill
Brian Rinaldi
Jake Edelstein
Ben Deitz
Trent Wolbe
Kemba Russell
Michael Rezny

and somewhere people. It's a video format magazine. This is going to be really good, so get ready. Plus there's like a million katrillion bazillion people besides that who are going to put their talented loveliness on t.v. with us including you.

BYE
Mike Rezny Sometimes I have lots of fun like Other times, this is what happens








Sunday, January 29, 2006

Chris's Camera says this all took place March 2005.....